Sentence examples for virtual imagery from inspiring English sources

That said, there is a broad emphasis on materiality for its own sake: on handmade objects, maybe in response to a digital overload of virtual imagery.

The computer running the show adds the virtual imagery of the breast, based on ultrasound data, to the camera image, aligning the synthetic graphics and the real.

One shows how the sensor can enable augmented reality, where virtual imagery is overlaid onto the real world when seen through a viewfinder.

The three key attributes of an AR application are that it combines real and virtual images, it is interactive in real time; and the virtual imagery is registered with the real world.

And the fluidity of the virtual imagery plus the consistency with which it aligned with what I felt and how I moved around prevented any motion sickness.

Sure, Jaguar highlights the practical, road-going aspects of this 'virtual windscreen': high quality virtual imagery displaying hazard, speed and navigation icons onto the screen so you never have to take your eyes off the road.

Marketers have come up with many ways to put out their messages -- product placement, digital imagery, virtual tours.

The time will come, too, when you won't need a cumbersome screen to converge all this real and virtual information and imagery; it will be projected directly before our eyes by special visors or contact lenses, or even (don't imagine it's not a possibility) wired directly into our brains so that the web becomes to all intents and purposes a part of the real world as we experience it.

His interests include active learning techniques, the educational use of mobile devices (phones, tablets, etc)., wearable technology, online course development and delivery, digital video and imagery, virtual and augmented reality, and Web-based educational tools.

From the five algorithms evaluated [1 5] we find that the best empirical performance was achieved by the Semi-Global Matching technique [2] which contradicts the results obtained over the Middlebury de facto test samples [6] and similarly differed from testing on the virtual automotive stereo imagery [7] where a Cross-Based Local Approach [4] empirically gave the most satisfactory results.

In essence, the company aims to enable people to "bring the Internet to the real world" by providing them with a tool to add interactive notes, smileys, web links, rankings, imagery, virtual objects and even Twitter accounts to images of the real world around them.